Christianity Today

August 9, 1985

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September 6, 1985

July 12, 1985

The CT archives are a rich treasure of biblical wisdom and insight from our past. Some things we would say differently today, and some stances we've changed. But overall, we're amazed at how relevant so much of this content is. We trust that you'll find it a helpful resource.

Eutychus and His Kin: August 9, 1985

A Message from the Publisher: August 09, 1985

Editorial

Winning Isn’t Everything

The Inexplicable Prayers of Ruby Bridges

A Harvard psychiatrist is mystified by a six-year-old’s faith.

Faith as Noun and Verb

James R. Edwards

You know the rope won’t break-but it’s 21 still a long way down.

What Makes Leadership Christian?

John R. W. Stott

Look for five distinctives.

God in the Gulag

In the most miserable conditions imaginable, 28 Russian Christians are experiencing the mysteries of prayer.

The Homosexual Lifestyle: Is There a Way Out?

New York Tax Dollars Fund a High School for Homosexuals

Columnist

A White South African Pastor Challenges His Country’s Policy of Racial Separation

U.S. Supreme Court Restates Its Commitment to Separation of Church and State

Billy Graham Crusade Attracts a Record Crowd to a Soccer Stadium in England

Contributor

Did a “700 Club” Counselor Contribute to the Arrest of Accused Spy John Walker?

Lebanon’s Evangelical Church Survives Ten Years of Violence

Sharon E. Mumper

Cult Specialists Assess Nontraditional Religions in the Mid-Eighties

Joseph M. Hopkins

Book Briefs: August 9, 1985

When Laughter Is Okay at a Funeral

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